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United States War Department Technical Manual TM 8-290, Educational Reconditioning. 1944-12-14.
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION Section I. General 1-3 1 II. Mission of reconditioning 4 1 III. Definition of educational reconditioning 5 5 CHAPTER 2. MORALE IN RECONDITIONING Section I. Factors of morale 6-10 7 II. Orientation of the patient 11 8 III. Indoctrination of duty personnel 12 10 IV. Auxiliary agencies 13-14 10 CHAPTER 3. MISSION OF EDUCATIONAL RECONDITIONING Section I. Scope of educational reconditioning 15 11 II. Objectives of educational reconditioning 16-18 12 III. Phases of educational reconditioning 19-27 12-19 IV. Administration of educational reconditioning activities 28-32 20 CHAPTER 4. PROGRAMS OF EDUCATIONAL RECONDITIONING Section I. Guiding factors 33-38 21-24 II. Class 4 program 39-42 25, 26 III. Class 3 program 43-44 34 IV. Advanced reconditioning 45-52 40-43 V. CDD Program 53-55 43 VI. Coordination of services 56-57 43, 44 VII. Launching a program 58-61 44,45 CHAPTER 5. IMPLEMENTING THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM. Section I. General criteria 62-67 46, 47 II. Using patient assistants 68-70 47, 48 III. On the job training 71 48 IV. Use of visual aids 72-81 48-53 V. Radio programs as reconditioning aids 82-89 53-56 INDEX 57 Digitized by Google Books.
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION Section I. General 1-3 1 II. Mission of reconditioning 4 1 III. Definition of educational reconditioning 5 5 CHAPTER 2. MORALE IN RECONDITIONING Section I. Factors of morale 6-10 7 II. Orientation of the patient 11 8 III. Indoctrination of duty personnel 12 10 IV. Auxiliary agencies 13-14 10 CHAPTER 3. MISSION OF EDUCATIONAL RECONDITIONING Section I. Scope of educational reconditioning 15 11 II. Objectives of educational reconditioning 16-18 12 III. Phases of educational reconditioning 19-27 12-19 IV. Administration of educational reconditioning activities 28-32 20 CHAPTER 4. PROGRAMS OF EDUCATIONAL RECONDITIONING Section I. Guiding factors 33-38 21-24 II. Class 4 program 39-42 25, 26 III. Class 3 program 43-44 34 IV. Advanced reconditioning 45-52 40-43 V. CDD Program 53-55 43 VI. Coordination of services 56-57 43, 44 VII. Launching a program 58-61 44,45 CHAPTER 5. IMPLEMENTING THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM. Section I. General criteria 62-67 46, 47 II. Using patient assistants 68-70 47, 48 III. On the job training 71 48 IV. Use of visual aids 72-81 48-53 V. Radio programs as reconditioning aids 82-89 53-56 INDEX 57 Digitized by Google Books.
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